Dr. Paul Leo recently received praise from a customer that encapsulates what he is about in not only his work but with his patients. Dr. Leo is one of our Chronic Pain Management Specialists at the Center for Spine and Orthopedics. He continues to uphold an important reputation in our office as well as throughout…
Bonita Raty was an auto parts delivery driver for 20 years. Her job entailed lifting cases of oil, antifreeze, store catalogs and other auto-related items, weighing up to 60 pounds. Additionally, over the years, she took multiple falls in icy conditions, landing on her knees and hurting her back. Walking became more difficult and her…
Chronic pain can disrupt your life. Our goal at the Center for Spine and Orthopedics is to relieve your pain and restore function so that you can continue doing the things you love. After Pam Chavez received a PRP injection, the mobility range in her arm improved greatly. Continue reading below to learn more about…
A big, silver Dodge Ram truck raced through an intersection at 70 miles per hour, hitting a black Kia automobile, which in turn slammed into the driver’s side of the Lexus that Tom Hannan was driving. Fortunately, the Kia made contact just past the passenger door. Otherwise, Tom’s injuries would have been far worse. Though…
Larry Smith was bedridden when he first visited Dr. Paul Leo in the spring of 2000. His pain began with a running injury that led to plantar fasciitis, later triggering fibromyalgia. The condition initially started in his feet and later spread to his hands. By the time he saw Dr. Leo, he could only sit…
Sword fighter Amanda Gonyea spent a year seeing physicians who said that her chronic back pain was caused by excess weight. The 48-year old woman lost 150 pounds, but the pain did not go away. A friend recommended that she visit the Center for Spine and Orthopedics (CSO). “I came to CSO for my left foot…